XII. kolokvij Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti i Hrvatske zaklade za znanost Utjecaj zabrinutosti za privatnost na odluke i ponašanje korisnika.

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XII. kolokvij Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti i Hrvatske zaklade za znanost Utjecaj zabrinutosti za privatnost na odluke i ponašanje korisnika Interneta Jelena Budak Ekonomski institut, Zagreb Zagreb, 7. veljače 2018. Extended Model of Online PRIvacy CONcern - PRICON Istraživački projekt HRZZ br. 7913

Što je privatnost ''pravo na biti ostavljen na miru'' (Warren i Brandeis, 1890) ''pravo pojedinaca, skupina ili institucija da odrede sami kada, kako i do koje mjere će informacije o njima biti dostupne trećoj strani‘‘ (Westin, 1968) Online privatnost je informacijska privatnost, i dijeljenje podataka je sastavni dio naše svakodnevnice ‘’Ako je današnje doba doba informacija, tada je privatnost problem sadašnjeg vremena.’’ (Acquisti, Brandimarte i Loewenstein, 2015)

Zabrinutost za privatnost u ekonomiji u literaturi je zabrinutost za privatnost prepoznata kao važna determinanta ponašanja potrošača u online okruženju (Smith, Milberg i Burke, 1996; Stewart i Segars, 2002; Malhotra, Kim i Agarwal, 2004; Buchanan et al. 2007, i drugi) Koje su to reakcije u ponašanju potrošača? Kako izmjeriti zabrinutost za privatnost online? Što određuje zabrinutost za privatnost?

Početni model Figure 1: Baseline model of research Demographics Experience factors Socio - psychological Online privacy concern Fab rication of information Protection of Witholding

PRICON radionica

PRICON nakon radionice Antecedents / determinants PRICON Privacy concern online Consequences Demographics Protective behavior: - witholding information - fabrication of information - protection of information Personality traits Intention to adopt new online services / technologies Web / online / computer skills Previous online privacy (negative) experience Future online usage Towards collection of personal information Privacy awareness Towards control of personal information Time spent online (actively) Towards degree of regulatory control Cultural characteristics Sharing private information online Social trust  

Anketa Skale su preuzete iz literature i adaptirane za online okruženje Anketu smo proveli početkom 2016. godine CATI metoda telefonskih intervjua Na reprezentativnom uzorku 2060 ispitanika neto-punoljetnih korisnika Interneta Veliki upitnik, anketa u trajanju 20 minuta

Parcijalni rezultati Budak, Rajh, Žokalj: Personal values of Internet users: a cluster analytic approach EIZ-WP-1606 http://www.eizg.hr/hr-HR/Radni-materijali-EIZ-a-207.aspxP Short Schwartz’s Value Survey (SSVS) by Lindeman and Verkasalo, 2005

Parcijalni rezultati Škrinjarić, Budak, Žokalj: The Effects of Personality traits on Online Privacy Concern EIZ-WP-1702 http://www.eizg.hr/hr-HR/Radni-materijali-EIZ-a-207.aspx Utječu li i na koji način osobine ličnosti korisnika Interneta na njihovu zabrinutost za privatnost u online okruženju? - koristi teorijski okvir pet osobina ličnosti u skraćenoj verziji the Big Five by Rammstedt & John (2007) Rezultati OLS i probit modela pokazuju da dvije dimenzije osobina ličnosti, ekstrovertiranost i neurotičnost, značajno određuju razinu zabrinutosti za privatnost u online okruženju. Više ekstrovertirani korisnik Interneta je manje zabrinut za svoju privatnost na Internetu, dok je neurotičnija osoba više zabrinuta. Svijest o privatnosti, anksioznost u korištenju računala i prethodno (negativno) iskustvo također imaju pozitivan utjecaj na razinu zabrinutosti za privatnost korisnika Interneta.

Introduction on online privacy and decision-making Interest in different aspects of behavior in digital age, and especially in decision making in the online environment Are Internet users concerned about privacy intrusion and what do they do when facing online privacy issues? Do people in different societal groups share similar attitudes about online privacy, and if not what variables sets them apart? What decisions do Internet-users take accordingly? How individual judgements about online privacy change personal behavior in the ubiquitous online environment?

Conceptual model We have identified a lack of a comprehensive and integrated model that would consolidate streams of research in the online privacy concern field Online privacy involves the rights and interests of an individual concerning the processing, of the personal information (Gellman&Dickson, 2011) Online privacy literature deals with the problem of how to mesure privacy concern of Internet users, which variables to include and therefore model is not purely an economic one but socio-economic (Li, 2011) The level of online privacy concern shapes our behavior on the Internet and beyond Consumers become more alert, altering protective behavior Influence adoption of new technologies Future usage of Internet and other decisions

Extended model of online privacy concern ANTECEDENTS CENTRAL VARIABLE CONSEQUENCES Culture/traditional values (TRAD_VAL) Online privacy concern (OPC) BEHAVIOR technical protection (PB_PROT) fabrication of data (PB_FAB) withholding the data, sustaining (PB_SUST) Social trust in institutions and general trust in people (ST) ATTITUDES share personal information online (SH) Intention to adopt new technologies (NEWT) Computer anxiety (CA) Need for privacy/belief in privacy rights (NFP) Perceived benefits of using the Internet (BNF) Regulation/protection of online privacy (REG)

Estimation results SEM-PLS applied Path coefficients of the structural model

Results and discussion Among variables included in the model as antecedents, Computer anxiety seems to have the largest positive impact on level of online privacy concern, followed by perceived low quality of the regulatory framework respondents’s belief in privacy rights i.e. need for privacy increases individual-s privacy concern. traditional personal values and social trust do not have a significant impact on online privacy concern.

Results and discussion cont On the consequences side of the model online privacy concern has the largest impact on active protection, fabrication and sharing personal information on the Internet. there is a strong and significant positive relation between online privacy conern and protective behavior. Internet users who are more concerned about their online privacy would change their intentions to share personal information and intentions to adopt new techologies. The research shows that, on average, perceived benefits of using the Internet outweighs potential associated costs with privacy concern of people.

Conclusion The level of online privacy concern shapes our behavior on the Internet This research unveils the trade-off between privacy concern and perceived benefits of using the Internet The online privacy concern might influence adoption of new technologies and other innovations, future usage of online services, and other far reaching decisions Therefore findings may be useful for practitioners as well, notably in helping companies to develop business strategies and regulators to better frame privacy policy.

Hvala na pažnji! jbudak@eizg.hr Ovaj rad je u potpunosti financirala Hrvatska zaklada za znanost u okviru projekta broj 7913.